The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-12-10
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Live bait al L. w. Penney's.

w. II. Place has began to erect a
cottage on North street.
The local division Of the Sons of Tenn
perance have disbanded.
The Richmond PRINT Works on Valley
street are going out of business.
Business has been very light at the
Eighth District Court this week.
Donkersley & Cough have placed a
new awning in front of their store.
The Johnston Town Council and Pro-
bate Court meet to-day Saturday.
Read VIM. Mills & Sons Christmas
advertisement in the TMEs this week.
The X. of L. Fair closed last Saturday
night. Ii was a snccess in every sense.
Mr.. John Jansen left town last week TO
take up his permanent residence in New
! York.
A Mr.. Smith is building a two story
house on the Merino plat on Hartford
Pike.
Games. blocks and picture books for
the children at Heptonstall's, 1876 High
| street.
Fancy stationery of all grades in plain
and plush boxes at Heptonstall's 1876
High street.
Pryce Owens, the Delaine street baker,
has new advertisement in the TIaEs
this week.
ii. Krohne, the High street tailor, is
selling out his fall and winter stock Of
woolens at way down prices.
Mr.. Ed Slocum, of this place, has made
great hit as banjo soloist aud several
managers are after him.
Mr. Simon Taylor, an employe at the
Riverside Mills, has removed this week
to Oswego, New York.
At a recent meeting Rev. T. ii. Cocroft
was chosen vice president of the Provi-
dence Day Nursery Association.
Town Sergeant Carroll went to st.
Albans, Vermont last week to attend
the funeral of his mother.
A slight fire caused 10y "A broken lamp
occurred in Fairbanks Pharmacy on
Friday evening of last week.
The educational facilities in Johnston
are declared to be inadequate and teach
ers and scholars need "more room"
Miss Alice Yarwood died at her home
on Plainield street last Tuesday evening,
after an illness of two weeks.
good place TO purchase your Christ
mas presents for old and young il at
Heptonstall's 1876 High street.
w. A. II. Grant, the Manton avenue
coal dealer, is making repairs and i'm
provements to his Office.
The third social of the season given
by Manufactures Lodge will be held
Thursday evening December Goth.
Major William A. Pierce spoke at
meeting of the Young Republican Club
in East Providence last Friday evening.
Town Sergeant Carroll returned home
Tuesday from ST. Albaus. He reports
eACeIltHl SltlB mug III thc 'I''i houhthih
State.
Two cousins named Gloughlin were
caught Sunday night while trying 10
effect an entrance into DR.. Greeley's
office.
wANTED-Ladies and gentlemen for /
the chorus of Mikado. Apply at once to
Mr.. Jimmie Jerauld, ii Chaffee street,
Olneyville.
w. K. Randall has nearly completed
his preparations for removal, and expects
to take his departure for the West at an
early date.
Pinafore was repeated by the Union
Dramatic Climb in Irons Hall Thursday
evening before a large and appreciative
audience.
Boyle Brothers, the well known in
stallment dealers. whose head quarters
are in Boston have established branch
Office in olneyville.
The fftieth anniversary Of the wedding
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Titu s will be
celebrated at their home on Marvin street
next Monday evening
Ex-Officer James A. Cooke, formerly on
the Olneyville beat. left Tuesday for Los
Angeles. Cal. where he will take up his
permanent residence.
Colonel Frank q. Harris, Of the New
port Mercury, will address the British
residents Of Olneyvile in Dyers' Opera
House, tonight friday.
The Elmwood Choral Union, an Olney-
Vile organization gave concert and
social on Potter's avenue near Cranston
street Thursday evening.
Mr. John Mcmahon formerly Post Office
clerk here, has returned from Denver,
Col. where he has been for the past four
years. John is looking fine az silk.
The Olneyville Pharmacy has nsw
Ketchum hot soda fountain. There are
many lovers Of hot coffee and chocolate in
town and this fountain will "Ketch-um."
III. T,bpa4op Uater commissioner has